Joel Uckelman on Sat, 1 May 2004 01:41:21 -0500 (CDT) |
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[hosers-announce] click, click, click |
This evening my replacement drive started making exactly the same clicking noises as the one I was using in charybdis only a few weeks ago. Since this drive is clicking much more frequently (every 10 seconds or so) than the drive it replaced, and I have no more drives, I was forced to switch back to the original, dying drive. During the process of partitioning the old drive, the new drive began clicking constantly, and is now completely inaccessible. Hence, I wasn't able to recover any data from it before it died. Thus, the old drive was restored to the state things were in around 4:00am CDT on 30 April. Any changes made since then are irretrievably lost. I'm sure there are lots of things on charybdis which don't work right as a result of the restore. (I know, e.g., that the RPM database is hosed.) I'll be attempting to address those problems in the morning. These events have hastened my plan to upgrade scylla and pass the parts down to charybdis. At the same time, I plan to give charybdis a RAID, which I presume will be sufficient to prevent my ever having to do this again. -- J. _______________________________________________ hosers-announce mailing list hosers-announce@xxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/hosers-announce